What color should the bottom of the tower platform be painted?
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This post was last edited by frankqe on 2009-10-20 09:11 When doing anti-corrosion work, what color should the bottom of the tower platform be painted? Are there any relevant requirements or standards?
The fence on the tower platform is painted green, and I wonder if it is appropriate to paint the bottom green as well?
Why these colors? Where did you find the regulations? I just searched for a while and thought that the primer should be for anti-corrosion purposes, and the color does not matter. Topcoat should be an industry requirement. If there are no industry requirements, then there are internal requirements within the company. If there is no good reply within two days, I will forward your post to the tower to have a look. Take a look first.
Here we paint blue according to the notice issued by the equipment management department. I'm not sure if there are any specific regulations. In our workshop, we paint and anti-corrosion in accordance with the regulations of the mobile department.~
I visited several nearby factories and found that most of the topcoats on the bottom of the tower platform used medium gray, and one used yellow. Finally, after discussion, we decided to use light gray paint on the bottom of the tower platform. It looks brighter from the bottom. Thank you for your help.
The topcoat at the bottom of most tower platforms in our company is light gray, and the primer is red anti-corrosion paint.
The red anti-rust paint and topcoat are carried out according to the manufacturer's own regulations, mainly considering the overall appearance.
The railings of general equipment are painted yellow (for safety warning), and the platform (upper and lower surfaces) is painted sea blue.
The platforms in our factory are painted gray, and the guardrails are painted yellow and black as warning colors.